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fl42v, 2 months ago

There also was a cool one with a monitorhead

fl42v, 2 months ago

I’d just wipe everything; also change the passwords to the accounts used during suspected infection, mb try to ask the cellular provider the SMS history in case it reset any passwords. Y’know, the usual stuff.

fl42v, 2 months ago

There are good (usable) flake templates you can just nix flake init, tho

fl42v, 2 months ago

I thought of it more in terms of changing constants (by casting the const away). AFAIK when it’s not volatile, the compiler can place it into read-only data segment or make it a part of some other data, etc. So, technically, changing a const volatile would be less of a UB compared to changing a regular const (?)

fl42v, 2 months ago

I mean, changing a const is itself a questionable move (the question being whether the one doing it is insane)

fl42v, 2 months ago

And feed those SUS bastards? Nah, thanks.

fl42v, 2 months ago

So, nobody’s interested in why the cow’s howling (moowling?) at the sun?

fl42v, 2 months ago

Huh, no wonder anyone’s so damn useless 🤣

fl42v, 2 months ago

Welp, the message you’ve cross-posted was since edited to include

Edit: They claim they will make that part open source too, eventually, and it is due to behavior of another browser: github.com/Floorp-Projects/Floorp-core/issues/62

fl42v, 2 months ago

Not sure about this particular case as the author didn’t elaborate, but sometimes suckers sell binaries. Also, they’ve mentioned assets that may be non-commercial or require naming the original author which some forks may choose to ignore.

Anyways, I personally don’t use floorp, so you better ask their devs or community.

fl42v, 2 months ago

I’m conflicted: on one hand, fuck telegram; on the other hand, fuck media companies and their copyrighted bullshit. The same stuff as with tiktok in usa

fl42v, 2 months ago

Mostly the lack of e2ee by default (like seriously, even WhatsApp does this), data collection for targeted ads (since relatively recently), closed-source server-side, and providing data to law enforcements despite claiming not to in their FAQ.

Also them constantly breaking backwards compatibility by introducing useless garbage (like that textured background when replying to sb with premium) is kinda annoying. Like seriously, they could’ve just extracted the text instead of “this message is not supported by your version of $client_name”

fl42v, 2 months ago

A number.

fl42v, 2 months ago

LGTM

fl42v, 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago)

“Looks good to me”. Typically seen as a pull request comment, and pr’s are often (mb even always) forks at the beginning of their lifetime :)

fl42v, 2 months ago

Relatable. Me: wants musl libc and to build stuff with clang (so that it’s not gnu/gentoo). Firefox: doesn’t want neither muls, nor clang due to some god knows how old bug.

fl42v, 2 months ago

The Gray Layout installation script ran the rm -rf command, which normally removes all files from the device

Translation difficulties, or does the author really think that’s what it’s normally used for?

fl42v, 2 months ago

Can he unpost it?

fl42v, 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago)

So, you have a phone that does the tethering or something? Maybe, It’s some bug on its (or their, depending on how close you two are) side? I’d try another device with the same hotspot.

Alternatively, the laptop may be connected to several networks at the same time and be using whatever works. Can probably be checked by verifying ips of the phone and the laptop.

fl42v, 2 months ago

Looks like he’s more of a Hanna Montana Linux kind of guy

fl42v, 2 months ago

Black. It’s easy on eyes

fl42v, 2 months ago

Huh, good one. -ed weren’t flags, tho, but only the mean to verbify chattr +a (hence, not in the code section)